New Firearm Laws Take Effect

New Firearm Laws Take Effect

On February 13, a series of changes to gun laws in Michigan went into effect. The changes were passed by the legislature last March and signed into law by Governor Whitmer in April 2023. The new laws require individuals to keep unattended weapons unloaded and locked...
Senate Moves Changes to Firearms Laws

Senate Moves Changes to Firearms Laws

Those convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence would be banned from possessing, using, purchasing, or carrying a firearm in Michigan under legislation passed by the Senate. Key Points: The prohibition on a person would be in place for eight years. The bills would...
Firearms in the Capitol Legislation Introduced

Firearms in the Capitol Legislation Introduced

Senator Michele Hoitenga (R-Manton) introduced legislation in response to the decision by the Michigan State Capitol Commission to ban guns inside the Capitol Building. Key Points: The Commission’s rule has an exemption for current legislators who possess a valid...
Commission Bans Firearms in Capitol

Commission Bans Firearms in Capitol

The Michigan State Capitol Commission voted this week to ban weapons from within the building, including firearms. Key Points: There are exemptions, including a member of Capitol Security, a law enforcement officer licensed under the Michigan Commission on Law...
Governor Signs Red Flag Laws

Governor Signs Red Flag Laws

A person can seek a court order to temporarily confiscate the firearms of a person they fear may harm themselves or others under legislation signed into law by Governor Gretchen Whitmer. Key Points: A police officer, health care professional, or a family member could...